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Dec. 19, 2024 - Rudy Giuliani
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America's Mayor Live (563): Liz Cheney Accused of Witness Tampering, Colluding w/ Cassidy Hutchinson
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Good evening and welcome to America's Mayor Live.
What number is this, Ted?
Tonight, Mayor, is 563. The 563rd edition of America's Mayor Live.
563 straight weeknights.
Isn't that amazing?
Well, okay.
So tonight...
We're going to express concern, probably express concern for Ted, who has a fever, and he should go lie down and have Stephen take over.
And that's an order!
All right.
In two seconds.
And second, I'm going to express my sympathies to baby Stephanopoulos.
Baby Steph, step, step, Stephanopoulos.
He's feeling so bad about the $16 million.
He's outraged.
He's absolutely outraged when having falsely accused Trump of being liable for rape.
He is outraged that they're giving...
George is defiant, Asura said.
Asura said, he's a very guarded person.
Well, he should be.
I mean, he's a plant and has been from the beginning.
I mean, he worked in the Clinton White House and worked for the Democratic Party.
He's never stopped working for the Democratic Party, which is consistent with working for ABC, which is a Democratic subsidiary, as you've seen in debates and other things, right?
And Stephanopoulos is one of the worst.
And I'm sorry if he's upset, but he did lie in saying rape.
Trump was not found liable for rape.
He was actually found not liable for rape.
So it's even worse.
And sorry, George.
Now, you got a contract for, I don't know, 20 million or something.
They just renewed it.
And the 15 million of the 16 is going to go to the Trump Foundation.
And the 1 million is going to go for attorney's fees.
Nice contribution, George.
I bet you didn't think you'd be contributing to the Trump Library, huh?
Well, you lie.
This is what happens, pal.
This is as clear as it gets.
And don't deflect and be angry.
ABC itself didn't say that Trump was found liable for rape.
The guy who made the mistake was you, George.
I know you're really not a man, you know.
because I remember when you came down to ground zero with your Gucci loafers on and carbonated had to kick dirt on them to make you look like you belong there.
So I don't know if we have his interview with Congresswoman Mace in which he said this rape thing, but there's nothing particularly noteworthy about it except he used the word rape.
I think she corrected him and he didn't take the correction.
I'm pretty sure that was true also.
But in any event, They won't fire them because they're co-conspirators with them.
Just like CBS, that is going to result, I think, in the merger between Skydance and Paramount going down.
On two grounds.
First, China owns a lot of Skydance.
And China has gotten away with buying up most of Hollywood.
You don't know that, but they have.
They own large pieces in most of the Hollywood studios, which is why they are so monstrously left to the point of being even irresponsible communists and support a no morality America.
Which is part of the Marx doctrine.
A country without morality is a country that you can control.
I didn't say that.
Karl Marx said that.
I don't believe that.
It is not surprising that 95% of them supported one candidate who couldn't speak.
Well, two in a row they couldn't speak.
The demented moron that they elected in 2020 and Then the word salad idiot who couldn't put an entire thought together.
I don't know what they did to her during the debate.
They probably transplanted a brain that can only be operating for an hour or two, but she's back doing it again.
She's back talking like an idiot again.
But all the Hollywood people supported them both.
Now a few of them have left America, they say.
I really was disappointed to see two of them went to Italy, which is, you know, the country of my background.
You know, when they were young and pretty, they probably would have been accepted, kind of like old hags, so I don't think the Italian men will be pinching them and stuff like that, like, you know, stupidly happens when they're young and pretty.
Who were the two that went there, the two hags that went there?
We'll have to find out.
I remember looking at their pictures, their present pictures, I said maybe they've had a shot in italy you know 20 years ago but now plus they both of them i think have made their uh careers by playing uh hoes oh yeah sharon stone who's known for uh keeping her legs open in that movie with douglas that's how that was her acting keep keep my legs open And then she
played the wife of a mobster in a casino in which she was a broken down slutty drunk.
And so we're going to take advice from her.
She claims falsely to be a member of Mensa.
Mensa is an organization of very high IQ people.
Just like Biden, nobody can seem to find her name on the rolls of Mensa.
And I've heard her interviewed.
This ain't no Mensa.
This is a woman who made it by keeping her legs open and playing a slutty drunk.
so she went off to italy uh look like an old hag now the neck is all like messed up like that and unlike pelosi she obviously didn't do a complete uh no original parts on your face anymore i've forgotten who the second one was oh eva longoria right she she went off too she she the two of them together she she was having neck problems too And
she sort of passed her prime also.
Now, she never really, really was an actress.
I mean, these are not exactly like intellectual bright lights or Shakespearean actors.
These are two women who play, often play sluts.
It looks like my favorite South American president is going to come to the inauguration, Javier Malay.
And I think it's a big improvement over Z coming.
Who the hell wants that guy?
First of all, it'll be like when they allowed the Russian ambassador to come into the Situation Room in Dr. Strangelove.
And the president, who plays a sort of milquetoast president, says maybe it'd be good if the Russian ambassador comes here and we can show him that this is a mistake.
We really don't intend to.
This is an accident.
And this is a guy that's off on his own.
And the ambassador comes in and he's having a fight with George C. Scott, who's playing the aggressive general.
And then the guy is walking out, and as he's walking out, he pulls a little camera out of his coat, and he's taking pictures of the situation.
He's taking pictures of the Situation Room.
That's what Xi would do.
He'd come and take pictures.
Actually, he doesn't have to.
Biden let him have a guided tour with the balloon.
But Javier Mali is a friend of the United States, a big friend.
The left-wing press hates him, and we all love him.
And by the way, he's done miracles in Don't Cry For Me, Argentina.
And you don't have to cry for them now.
They were at 120% inflation.
I mean, it isn't great that down to 26% inflation, but that's a lot better than 125% inflation.
So it'll be good to see him there.
And I bet there'll be a couple of...
Like legitimate world leaders there.
I doubt we're going to see Trudeau.
He may not even last encounter.
They're trying to get rid of him.
He is one massive loser.
Wow.
Oh, did you see who that was?
The picture I just saw was of Mr. Sullivan.
So, So this investment by China should be blocked.
It's an $8.4 billion merger between Paramount Global and Skydance Media.
So that looks okay, right?
Now, there's an objection to that on the theory that Paramount is a captive, or one of its main subsidiaries is a captive of the Democrat Party, And a violator of the campaign finance laws in the way they carried out the debate and the way they carried out coverage.
The debate was, of course, obviously not a debate.
It was an attempt to attack the Republicans in which Vance was fact-checked and Harris never was.
But then if you look at the coverage which have been analyzed by neutral sources About 90% of the coverage of Trump was negative, and about 80% of the coverage of Dodo Harris was positive.
So this isn't a news organization.
This is another example of what happens in a dictatorship where they control the press, and they control CBS News, and therefore the merger should be turned down because they're in violation of FCC rules.
Second, nobody wants to tell you this, but Skydance, that's owned by David Ellison, you know, big Silicon Valley guy.
Skydance has a heavy investment from China's Tencent Holdings.
Another opportunity for China To take parts of Hollywood.
No wonder you never ever see movies about how bad China...
During the Cold War, we would have movies sometimes about Russian atrocities.
I think of Hunt for the Red October, right?
Where the Ukrainian admiral under the Soviets He eventually brings over the submarines for the United States to examine because he's tired of the complete domination and control of the Communist Party.
You'll never see that now about China.
China has stopped movies like that.
I'm reading a book right now, which is written by...
People who sort of write in the spirit of Clancy.
And it's about a plan by the Chinese president to attack Taiwan.
And it is very critical of the Chinese government.
And realistically so.
About how they torture people and how they kill adversaries and how they engage in genocide.
And you'll never see it in Hollywood because China owns enough of Hollywood to stop it.
Well, this merger should be told to stuff it up their backsides.
And the Skydance company should be told to get rid of its Chinese investment, or it shouldn't be allowed to do business.
We've allowed China to rape us and didn't complain about it.
Buying massive amounts of property right near sensitive facilities, Over the last four years, bringing any spy they wanted without any attempt to vet them.
In fact, Biden accommodated them coming in with private planes and special arrangements.
I mean, we just ended up with four years of a Chinese operative as President of the United States.
And if you can't figure that out, you're stupid.
And you've been brainwashed.
It's right there, right in the hard drive.
covered up by Mr. Ray, who should also now be under investigation.
And within a year, he should be sitting in a federal prison.
And as Daniel McCarthy concludes today in the New York Post, communism didn't win the Cold War, but it's doing surprisingly communism didn't win the Cold War, but it's doing surprisingly well in the 21st century, including in America.
Where it's making major headway.
I just want you to know that other people agree with me.
That if you measured us on criteria like how our economy is dominated by the government, the amount of transfer we make in wealth between the people who work and the people who don't work, not even the rich and the poor, the people who work, middle class, and people who don't work.
If you look at the control That the public school system has over your children.
You don't control your children anymore.
They do.
They're the property of the state.
When you look at the grooming of these children to change their gender and also to be Marxist.
When you look at the last vice presidential candidate of the Democrat Party, who was clearly trained by China.
And nobody even brought it up in the campaign, including Republicans, except Trump.
China has made massive inroads, and communism has.
The campuses of the United States, most of them are communist.
The professors, for sure, and the students are too stupid to know otherwise.
To the extent you want to interview them, they have a bunch of illiterate morons.
They have no idea of history because they're not taught history anymore.
When they complain about Israel occupying Gaza, which they do, constantly complaining about Israel occupying Gaza.
They obviously never read a history book.
Israel stopped occupying Gaza in 2005. They're going to occupy it now.
I see Bibi and his ministers have basically said they're going to remain behind in Gaza for quite some time.
Which they're going to have to.
Even when this ends, it's not limited to Hamas.
The Palestinians are trained to hate us and to kill us.
I said the Palestinians, not Hamas, alone.
So you got two groups that run the different parts of the Palestinian Authority.
One group, Fatah, is a former lethal A terrorist group that carried out bombings and airplane hijackings, and their leader, Arafat, killed 27 Americans.
He made a sucker out of Bill Clinton, who obviously was distracted with other things, particularly in the Oval Office, it turns out, and basically just did everything Arafat wanted.
Meanwhile, Arafat was making his wife wealthy, and she's off now in the south of France, a multi-billionaire.
Meanwhile, the Palestinian people have nothing.
Well, his organization, Fatah, turned itself into a basic con-job operation, you know, sort of like the Democrat Party.
They steal all the money that goes to Palestinian Authority and make themselves wealthy and rich and And the people get nothing.
And when they are offered peace, and they're offered everything they want by Clinton, they turn it down because being in a state of friction and war brings a lot more money.
Sound familiar to Ukraine?
And then on the other side, you have Hamas, and they're a straight-out terrorist group like Fatah used to be.
Fatah now is a retired terrorist group that is entirely corrupt.
Completely corrupt.
They're all interested in becoming millionaires and billionaires like Arafat did.
They have no concern for the Palestinian people.
And Hamas, of course, would sacrifice every single Palestinian.
And they do.
They put them right up front.
I mean, the Israelis are the only ones that care about the Palestinian civilians.
So, one should recognize That every one of these things that over the last maybe three, four years you've awakened in the morning and you say to yourself, how could this happen?
How can we have men boxing with women?
How could this happen?
How can 12 and 13-year-old children be mutilated Without the consent or knowledge of their parents, how could that happen?
How could we give away the Bagram Air Base 400 miles from China with not even an explanation and 400 miles from Iran and 500 miles from the Soviet Union?
How could we do that?
How could we allow them to tear down all of our heroes?
We have him tear down the statue of Jefferson in the New York City Council, but oh gosh, about 250 steps away is a building called the Boss Tweed Courthouse.
Well, they don't call it the Boss Tweed Courthouse, but it's a courthouse to the most crooked politician in American history, except for Biden.
A great symbol for New York, because under Democrat rule, The rule is they're crooked.
The exception is they're not, and there ain't many exceptions.
You look at the history of New York City over the last 150 years, New York City was not corrupt mostly when there was a Republican or independent mayor.
Since I was the third Republican mayor in the 20th century, and one of those Republican mayors might as well have been a Democrat because he became a Democrat and he had a very, very crooked administration, John Lindsay.
We really had only two, LaGuardia, Remember that name, right?
And me.
You remember that name.
The rest of them were either crooks or they closed their eyes to him, like Koch.
I know about that because I prosecuted him.
And that's why the president should also be extremely careful about pardoning Adams.
I understand his sympathy for him in his being singled out.
He was.
But The homeless and the illegal alien contracts are going to be his downfall.
We'll be back very shortly, and I'll explain that to you.
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Well, this is Rudy Giuliani, and I'm back after we're having a very lively discussion with all of my elves, my Christmas elves.
Who helped put up the Christmas tree.
We have to give great, great credit to Stephen, who decorated, and to Ted, who went and bought it and got it.
Maybe he got sick doing that, I don't know, but he's not feeling well.
We should go lay down.
I should put him on the air, and you would all, in unison, it would probably crack our whatever thing we have here where we get your messages.
You'd all say, you blame it on me.
You'd say, stop being such a dominant boss.
Let the poor guy take a little time.
I've been begging him.
It's not my fault.
He's sweating.
He's got a fever.
We just gave him Tylenol.
I'm not going to advertise for him.
We just gave him Tylenol.
He had Motrin.
We don't have time to get sick.
We don't have time to get sick.
I got to tell you, Steven, who isn't sick, or me, he has not been a regular user of Bioptimizers.
He and I are, and we're fine.
Now, maybe I'm making a mistake here and I'm going to be sick tomorrow because he is, but I don't think so.
I think you're going to see how this Bioptimizers works for Steven and me.
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The killing in Moscow of Igor Kurov, they arrested somebody today who comes from the southern Muslim part of Russia, and they say he was put up to doing it by the Ukrainian government.
Well, I mean, there's not much mystery to it.
Ukraine is taking credit for it.
Now, let me tell you about Igor Kirilov before you start having tears for him.
He has already been designated many times over as not only a communist, but a war criminal.
He was, before he was done away with, the head of the Russian Armed Forces radiological, chemical, and biological defense troops.
And he was engaged in the use of chemical warfare agents.
Which is the reason I think he was singled out, because of the killings that he did that way.
And he also has a history going back, you know, over the years of using chemical weapons to kill people, torturing people.
He is designated as a, he had been previously designated as a terrorist.
He's being investigated for war crimes, and that is for the use of chemical weapons.
There have been over 4,800 cases of the Russian use of chemical weapons.
I remember when that was something that was always like a big deal when you use chemical weapons.
Remember Obama drew a red line with Assad that if you use chemical weapons, it'll end it?
And he did it 12 times and he never did.
And that allowed Russia to come in.
Obama brought Russia back to the Middle East.
No idea what a bad president he was.
To the point of being a criminal.
I have no hesitation telling you he's a criminal.
I have no hesitation because he gave billions of dollars to a terrorist network.
I don't think that's official action or mute.
Well, I'd be willing to test it with an indictment.
Yeah, yeah, let's show the shooting.
This is how they do a hit in Moscow.
Let's see.
Let's see.
It's like a slow...
I'm playing this.
Go back to the screen.
I know.
But I'm lying back on.
Is the bottom up?
Bottom's up.
Restart it.
Let's show them.
Let's show the picture on there.
That'll give you an idea.
This is almost the, let me see.
Uh...
This is the 39th anniversary of the murder of Paul Castellano and Tommy Mbalati, but I think it was on the 16th, not the 18th.
We're going to check that out.
So take a look at that picture.
Couldn't have been done better by the Mafia, except there was a somewhat more upper-class establishment Than that piece of crap that he came out of.
That'll give you an idea of what a communist country is like, too.
All the crap about Moscow, you know.
People aren't living like you are, babes.
I'll tell you that.
Not under communism or the offshoots of communism.
You can always tell when you're in a former communist country because they have buildings like that.
Communist-era buildings.
I mean, they're getting rid of them like in Poland.
They've gotten rid of a lot of them.
But they're extremely depressing.
This is a horrible ideology that we've taught to our kids in American colleges.
I mean, they're almost all Marxists, and the professors are like wacko Marxists.
And this is what it's about.
See that?
Right there.
Who knows if Putin didn't kill him?
I mean, it's a pretty hard place to carry off a hit.
And if it is that easy to carry off a hit, how much control does Putin really have?
So the Ukrainians took credit for it because they want to put some points on a scoreboard and frame a few people or show people that they are capable because they need the money, not just for the war, but to keep the oligarchs happy.
So I'm 80% sure this was Ukrainian, but I'd save a little of that for not being shocked if it's more complicated than that.
So I don't really even want to go back to the whole issue of drones, but the mayor of Belleville, Mayor Michael Mellon, Has raised the issue that,
and this has been raised by many others, I'm just using him as a way to raise the issue, that these drones might be looking for radioactive material that escaped or was left behind.
And December 2nd, a piece of medical equipment used for cancer scans was lost in transit, according to the U.S. Regulatory Commission. a piece of medical equipment used for cancer scans was And it was being shipped from the NASA Cancer Center in Newfield in southern New Jersey.
It's an Eckerd and Ziegler model HEGL-0132.
And when the shipping container arrived at its destination, it was empty.
It didn't have it.
So this thing is missing.
And his speculation is that the 3,000 drones are surging for.
I really highly doubt that.
First of all, I don't know why the government wouldn't own up to that and instead create the fear that this could be China or Iran.
Not just a fear, but congressmen saying that it's China or Iran.
The president...
The real President Trump saying that if it was the enemy, well, the government surely would attack.
Now, of course, a lot of people say, well, you know, they didn't when China did this with the balloon.
But I think Trump is doing this because he knows.
And he can't say because it's classified.
That's really their job to decide it's unclassified.
But he's telling you, If he's telling you not to worry that it isn't an enemy, he's got to have some solid information that he's basing it on.
But without being able to say it authoritatively, that would therefore breach security and classification.
Probably a stupid classification, but a classification.
So I don't know, frankly, the answer to these drones.
Notice anyone else?
I listened to an episode Of Joe Rogan with a very, very knowledgeable expert in the area.
He seems like a private contractor with a great deal of military experience.
And he was quite convinced, even though Rogan began either for the purposes of questioning or maybe suspicious that it was something like a released nuclear material.
He said that he knows all the people that would be used to do that kind of search, and all of them are available to talk to, unless they're doing it in a very different way than they're supposed to do it.
Nor does he think, and this just confirms my own common sense judgment, I don't see putting up a hundred drones, much less a thousand, To search for one, search for missing nuclear something, I think you do it on the ground.
And if you put up a drone, you'd put up selective drones, three, four, five.
I mean, these things can bump into each other.
There are so many.
So there's something else going on.
It is probably not released nuclear material or some accident like that.
It's probably not China or Iran, and I only say that because of what Trump said.
Otherwise, I would tell you it is.
That may make the only possible sense at all that it is.
So I don't know what's left.
What other reason would you have?
And the idea that we always have a lot up there, like Like lying Admiral Kirby says or demented Joe Biden.
Well, that's not true.
When did you ever see a drone over your house?
I mean, the way they make it sound, there are drones like this all over the country.
New Jersey had 3000 drones in a month.
No place else had 3000 drones in a month.
They're not all over the country.
There haven't been 3000 drones in Florida.
There have been concentrations in California, however, and how come they're all right near military facilities and going over military facilities?
I mean, in this particular case, one of them they're going over is a facility that does experimentation or work on coming up with defensive drones.
So all the government is doing by being non-transparent Is creating conspiracy theories.
And you can't really reject them.
Because they don't give you any information on which to reject them.
And this government has run out of, you know, trust us.
Every time we trust us, people get killed.
Trust them, a lot of people get killed.
Yeah, that's what they told the people of Ukraine.
Look how many are dead.
I mean, that's what they told the people in Afghanistan.
Look how many people are dead.
That's what they told the American people about the border.
Look how many people are dead from fentanyl.
Look how much child trafficking there is.
It's now up to maybe 400,000 missing children.
They can't figure out where these kids are.
How many of them are being used in the most extensive child trafficking ring in the world?
Here in the United States.
Are they proud of that?
That didn't happen because the child traffickers made some major change in their strategy.
It happened because they opened the border without the slightest bit of control in a totally, ridiculously irresponsible action that can only be guided by some crazy Marxist idea of destroying the United States.
No country would have just completely open borders at a time of such hostility in the world.
Well, the shooting at the Abundant Life Christian School, that seems to be, when you read the manifesto when you read the manifesto that she left,
that seems to be a truly insane A person extremely, extremely influenced by Columbine.
She wanted to make it clear that's Natalie Samantha Rupp now, 15. She was wearing a t-shirt, which was the favorite band of the Columbine killer, Eric Harris.
She has done a lot of other things to describe her interest in Columbine and her admiration of Harris.
She also had admiration for several mass murderers in Russia and aware of them, ones that you probably aren't aware of.
She ended up killing two people, one student, one teacher.
She wounded six.
She wrote things like No pity for the majority.
She said that her father I don't know what exactly he did.
He paid no attention to her.
He kept getting divorced.
He was stupid because he took her for using guns.
That she was able to get the guns by using lying and Subterfuge and a stupid father.
Although the police are still saying they're trying to figure out her exact motives, if in fact the thing that's been available as the manuscript, it's a whole group of Admiration for these mass killers,
wanting to be recognized in an absolutely pathological way, it could be bullying, although she mentions bullying as a generic term.
I don't see any examples of her being beaten.
So you've got to be careful before you start blaming You know, the kids in the school for what she did, the descriptions of bullying don't carry the day in like proving it.
If you read the Documents that have been released by her, I think by her boyfriend, also another strange character, because her boyfriend is her online boyfriend.
This is a boyfriend who loves her, says that she's not a trans, it doesn't appear that she is, and that she's a lovely person, except he's never met her.
I mean, that may be a product of our times.
He's met her online and become in love with her or whatever.
She describes her relationship with her parents as extremely difficult, referring, I think, to them as scum.
She claimed her family didn't love her.
She did say that she was planning to commit suicide.
And then she expressed her admiration for these, particularly Columbine, but also for these other mass killers.
And she put a manifesto out to her boyfriend that morning, right before the shooting.
And then she posted it on Twitter at 11.50.
And the attack took place at 11.57.
The boyfriend says he didn't see it until 1.12.
Which is why he didn't alert anyone.
I mean, you can get it online and you can see the population of scum has been worked over over the years as it did during the wars.
She makes a comment about black people and you can't tell if she's attacking them or being sympathetic.
But she does use the N-word right in the one, two, third paragraph.
But again, it's hard to figure out exactly what she's saying.
She does say, I'm glad to be different and not the same as other people.
I know how to be formal.
I know how to use my words, even if I get mad.
So she feels that she's superior to other people but not recognized as such.
Either way, I always hate humanity and it will never be overruled.
Knowing how this world is and how everyone is scum of filth.
Nobody will ever overrule me.
And all everyone will be is some worthless thing.
I mean, it's silly to read from this.
I mean, it's not going to give you a motive.
It's going to give you a number of motives in what is, without any doubt, an extraordinarily disturbed mind.
And therefore...
You've got to be careful in positing any truth to it.
I mean, this could be fantasy.
Her parents might not be the mean, horrible things that she says, or they may be.
As I said about black people, we don't know if she hates them or feels sorry for them.
I am the wrong child of the family.
My parents admit that they didn't want me, nor never did even if I've grown.
I'm always the one who sat out or sat in another room because they didn't want me to interact.
Then I stayed in my room all day.
Doesn't help that school was a pain in the ass while getting teased and pushed around.
She always got picked on.
But again, no example of how.
So it could be untrue.
It could be just a normal stuff that goes on that would not have bothered anyone that wasn't as disturbed as you or could have been terrible.
And then she goes on and says that she's going to, you know, she's going to kill.
They're going to kill people.
No particular person in mind.
And, Thank you.
This is what we're facing.
And what does it tell us?
Oh, let's crack down on guns.
Oh yeah?
This person's...
She talks about debating whether to do it by gun or bomb.
And she's...
How does she get...
I mean, how are you going to stop a 15-year-old who's insane from getting a gun in a country that has...
At minimum, 200 million illegal guns.
Not registered guns, illegal guns.
If we were to seize all guns like the Democrats wanted, it would take us two decades to do it.
And then we'd probably still not succeed.
If you really know law enforcement at all, you know that the banning of guns will not stop a single Individual who wants to act in an illegal way, including this girl who tells you, I just used a lot of conniving and got the guns.
Guns could be completely illegal in the United States and she would have gotten a gun.
I mean, they are illegal.
I mean, you could say the problem is not the laws.
She violated about six laws that aren't enforced.
The real problem is we don't know what the hell we're doing with mental illness, do we?
And then we have the liberals who make it, who are mentally ill themselves, who made us put them all out on the street.
And it's so hard to get anybody committed, they've got to kill somebody first.
And in New York, Brad will put them out if they do that, because he wants them to kill more white people.
Only once he prosecutes the people like Daniel Penny who try to save people, because he's white.
I mean, this dramatically tells you, if you read this, we got a problem with how we deal with mental illness in this country.
And we're getting a lot of people killed for failure to do it, and we're misleading a lot of people with all that garbage about gun control.
Unless you believe that Alex Baldwin's trigger went off because the wind pushed it and not him, as that lying bastard says.
I mean, I actually had some degree of sympathy for him when it happened, thinking it was an accident.
Now he says he didn't pull the trigger, and I just say he's a lying piece of crap.
You didn't pull the trigger, Jerkoff?
Yeah, right.
The wind did it.
And that poor girl is in jail who left a bullet in there?
And you're the one who pulled it, and you're running around to different countries shooting your mouth off about Trump?
Well, the guy who shot Brian Thompson and killed him, we believe, Luigi Mangione, was finally indicted.
Not finally, he was indicted pretty quickly, including first-degree murder by Bragg, which doesn't give us much hope that it can be handled professionally.
And he's waived extradition, and he's coming to New York.
Now, that one...
Has resulted in all kinds of sympathy for this.
Another murderer.
Cold-blooded murder.
And the left wing is going, you know, batsy over him.
Including AOC. And some, he's like a hero.
Because he stood up to the insurance companies.
The insurance companies are denying too many claims.
Now, absolutely nobody does anything about pointing out that insurance companies face the problem. absolutely nobody does anything about pointing out that insurance companies Put the cell phones away.
We'll call back when we're finished.
So there is an excellent article today by Betsy McCoy, who was the former lieutenant governor of New York and an expert on Obamacare.
In fact, she became known for an original analysis of Obamacare before it was ever passed and the damage it would do.
And she says that The reason for the denial of claims has everything to do with the Affordable Care Act.
Before the Affordable Care Act, only 15%, I'm sorry, 1.5% of claims were denied.
Since the Affordable Care Act, 15% of claims are denied.
That's a big, big difference.
And the reason that is, is because of all of the guidelines that have been put into place, which over-regulate everything.
Including the administration of care.
So care is administered, and there have been a number of very, very good articles on this in scholarly publications that you should read, because it does have to do with your health, that we no longer have doctors.
We have computers that decide how we're treated.
And because guidelines are set as to what the doctor must do if you're going to get coverage.
In detail.
So think about this.
People are all different.
And even if it's a rather common illness, probably it'll manifest itself differently for you than for me.
And there is no set of guidelines that just automatically fit.
And if they do, 90% of the time, you're not going to be treating it properly.
And then these are enormously strict rules that come from the government about coverage lead to the denial of coverage because it's put into a regulatory box that's much too rigid.
So if you read this article, I think you'll get the point.
Your doctor has to call the insurer before beginning treatment or ordering a medication.
And seldom is the person on the other end of the phone a specialist in the disease or treatment in question.
So therefore, the computer decides whether he can do it or not.
And then it gives an example of a patient who died because the doctor was seeking a particular drug combination and couldn't get permission for it.
So she used chemotherapy and finally got permission and the person was dead.
So, yes, there is a problem.
But to change that problem, we have to go back to doctors being doctors and having a lot more scope for making individual diagnosis And we have to stop putting medicine into an unrealistic regulatory framework in which there's no room for differences between people.
There's a guideline and you apply the guideline.
There's a guideline and you apply the guideline.
And if you don't, claim denied.
Now, she's got to be right when you consider that the denial of claims since Obamacare has gone up, what, 140 times?
And in any event, this is not a defense of any kind, including emotional or political, to cold-blooded murder.
Who knows if this gentleman was in any way responsible for any of this?
Sure, he was the head of the company, but he doesn't decide the claims or Believe me, the government has a lot more to do with what gets denied and what doesn't get denied than him.
Because the government runs healthcare through the guidelines that come from the geniuses in the government that don't know what the hell they're doing.
So, would the left-wingers just stop encouraging people to commit murder?
And would somebody point out that another reason for the denial of claims is that there is an epidemic of false claims.
There's a whole industry of lawyers and doctors who exaggerate claims, put in false claims.
The industry would be foolish if they didn't investigate that.
I can't tell you the percentage.
I can tell you in New York it's gigantic.
Every week there's a new revelation of a group of lawyers working with a group of doctors exaggerating claims or making them up.
So if you run a business, you can't be ignorant of that.
So how about we protest against them too?
Why don't we go in front of the offices of some of these big ambulance-chasing mills?
How about some of them get this bar instead of me?
That would be good, right?
You think maybe the New York Bar Association would have been better spending its time going after some of those guys than going after me?
They suspended me without even a hearing.
So what good did the hearing do?
I was suspended for two years before I got a hearing.
And then the hearing was a complete fixed job.
Well, the Fed has lowered interest rates, what, 0.25, you know, a quarter of a percent.
Didn't have the big impact that the original two reductions had.
It did make the point, and it was kind of ambiguous, but it had an effect on the market, which went down.
That it's not going to reduce as much next year.
Although we'd just say there'd be about two reductions next year.
So I don't know exactly why the market reacted the way it did.
And then it sort of straightened itself out.
I mean, so much more is going to have to do with Trump's handling of the economy and the way in which he Shows us how he's going to use the tariffs.
I mean, all of the free traders who've gotten us into this terrible trouble in the first place are saying that the tariffs will make everything more expensive.
But we had him for president for four years.
And he negotiated the biggest trade agreements that we had.
And all we had was no inflation, just about.
More jobs than ever before.
More people working.
I have a lot more confidence in him somehow than the pinheads.
So I don't know if I do as much predicting based on prior models as they're doing.
And it looks like he's put together a pretty good team on the economy, a really good team on the economy.
And by the way, he's a pretty good team on the economy.
The government shutdown package is a disaster, of course.
Again, it's extortion by the Democrats of all their crooked spending.
But I guess at this point, if you were going to make a stand against this, it should have been done a year ago and let them close the government.
I don't think...
I mean, every time the government's been closed, I haven't seen any difference.
I never worked for the government when it was closed, but I was Trump's lawyer when it was closed.
I got a lot more time with him when the government was closed, and nothing seemed very different, which indicates to you that a large percentage of these people working for the government don't do shit.
Now, you know that.
And that has to be turned into a fair but very detailed and disciplined pursuit of where they're not doing shit.
Now, I did that in New York City, and I turned deficits into surpluses in a place that nobody thought it could be done.
I know I get credit for reducing crime and welfare, but I also turned the budget around.
First thing I did was I read it.
You think any of those bozos read the budget?
None of my predecessors read the budget.
They'd get up, they'd read something for about four minutes, and then the head of OMB would brief on the budget.
I had the head of OMB answer questions later.
I briefed on the budget because I felt that it was the most important thing that a chief executive does.
The decisions I make about where the money goes will further my policies or destroy them.
And Trump is very much the same.
So you can't use predictions of our economy that are based on having a useless president and a bunch of pinhead bureaucrats deciding things, which is what we've had for the last four years, or during most of the time we've had Republican or Democrat presidents, with the exception of Reagan.
So the government shutdown package, although I would generally go nuts over it because it looks to me like there's a lot of corruption in it and way really out of control spending.
I just think let's just get ourselves to march and we're not going to win this battle anyway.
It wouldn't be a good idea if we shut the Don thing down right during the transition or with everything else going on right now.
Israel has announced, I may have said this before, Israel has announced, and it makes me feel a lot better, that they intend to keep a very large contingent in a security area, a wide swath of Gaza, after After the war is over, until they can be secure that they're not going to be attacked again.
And they're going to do the same thing in the border between Israel and Lebanon and Israel and Syria, which should have been done by the UN 12 years ago.
Well, they're doing it for themselves now.
And the new dictator of Syria, who likes to claim that he's different, you know, he's changed his name, he's had so many names, I can't exactly, I gotta go figure out what his name is now, but he got himself all worked up that Israel is attacking Syria.
Now, the only reason he's in charge is because Israel attacked Syria.
I mean, he was sitting around for a long time unable to overthrow Assad, right?
So what was the factor that got him to be able to do it?
Him?
His great army?
His great army, Trump wiped out in about five weeks.
They're not such a great army, right?
So he is now saying Israel shouldn't be attacking Syria anymore.
Now that he is in charge.
Well, first of all, he's a certified terrorist.
Part of the group that bombed the Twin Towers called Al-Qaeda.
And he's been a terrorist all his life and he's murdered more people than you can think of.
About three or four years ago, he said he changed and his group changed.
And they split with Al-Qaeda.
And they were going to be more...
Peaceful, not terrorists.
He certainly accepted the help of Israel to do the dirty work for him, which was to basically devastate Syria because of the presence of Hezbollah.
And with a weakened Syria, unable to really deal with Israel, and they never have been, he was able to very easily take over eventually Damascus and therefore Kick out Assad.
Now, is he an improvement over Assad?
I don't know.
He talks a good game.
But then there are little things that will worry you, like he's attacking Israel now.
Before he got there, Israel was great.
Israel shouldn't be attacking Syria.
Well, as long as there are weapons there that can destroy people.
I'm sorry, pal.
We don't trust you.
There's no reason we should trust you.
You're going to have to earn it.
So thank you, Israel, for wiping out any capacity that the terrorists in Syria have for killing innocent people.
Second, where the hell are you on Turkey?
And they're itching to destroy the Kurds.
They are apparently, the Turks are apparently amassing a big army right on the border of Syria, the western border of Syria.
They have for years, of course, wanted to wipe out the Kurds.
The Turks specialize in genocide, as you know, and other Erdogan, they're a completely Islamic extremist country.
Who gets better treatment than he's entitled to by everyone, even including President Reagan, President Trump.
He's a stone-cold killer and a wild and crazy Islamic extremist, or he pretends to be one.
Whether he really is or not, I don't know.
And whenever it's important, he comes out on the side of...
He's even worked out his differences with Iran.
And he, in the worst way, wants to take over that part of Syria and get rid of the Kurds in his country, in Iraq, and in Syria.
Now, let's talk about the Kurds.
Except for Israel, they're probably the best friends that we have in the Middle East.
They fought for us heroically.
When President Trump had to defeat ISIS, that basically was built up Because Obama decided not to pay any attention to them.
They were the JV. Well, the JV then turned out to be a massive problem.
And Trump wiped them out.
But do you know that most of that war was carried on by the Kurds?
They had like 20 times more casualties than we did.
And they saved our troops.
I mean, like Israel, they can fight their own battle if we give them help and support.
And from the things that President Trump is saying, it sounds like we will.
But the administration is very, very silent on basically delivering a message to Erdogan.
And these people we owe.
This is like Afghanistan.
We let people die in Afghanistan who helped America, a lot of them.
And we let Americans die.
Well, the Kurds have helped us In the Iraq war, they were on our side.
In our efforts against al-Qaeda, the people who came and killed us, they were on our side.
Continue to be on our side.
Remember, the terrorist group that took over says it broke from al-Qaeda, but for 30 years it was part of it.
Did a lot of killing with al-Qaeda, including of us.
So who do you back here?
I mean, I go back to my former boss, Ronald Reagan.
You've got to stick with your friends.
You don't have many, and the Kurds are our friends.
Erdogan should be told, you touch the Kurds, and you're not going to have an army left.
We'll throw you out of NATO, and we'll destroy your damn army.
Who the hell do you think you are?
I mean, you're killing the Armenians.
You're using Azerbaijan to do it, but you're killing And if it wasn't for Biden, the ISIS-K in Afghanistan wouldn't be in possession of who knows how much of that $85 billion in armaments we left behind so the terrorists could use it to kill us or our friends.
So, boy, January 20th can't come fast enough.
Certainly, if the Kurds want to live, it can't come fast enough.
We'll take a break and we'll be right back.
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I was listening to a song we're going to play at the very end shortly.
Those planes, by the way, are due to the fact that The next president of the United States is at Mar-a-Lago tonight.
So I know he's at Mar-a-Lago independently, but if I didn't, I would know he was at Mar-a-Lago from the planes.
Oh, there is a little bit of an exception to that.
It could be the weather, too.
So the route they're flying is not the normal route.
It usually flies over Mar-a-Lago.
And it's one of the reasons that Trump, way back, got it for a bargain.
And same thing with the golf course.
But when he became president, the Secret Service required them to readjust the routes when he's there.
I guess they don't care if they bomb it when he's not there.
But they readjust the routes when he's there.
They also readjust the routes based on weather, if that pattern is foggier, windier, rainier than this pattern.
And this became a real source of anger for the people of Palm Beach when he became president, that all of a sudden the planes are going to fly over their houses.
You know, he's here a lot as his, like, getaway White House.
But then when he did the tax reduction, they all loved him because they care about money more than anything else.
That's why they love me so much.
Again, let's keep an eye on Turkey, please.
And let's not let them mess around with our friends.
We let them mess around with our friends.
We're not going to have any friends anymore.
And it's going to be a very, very difficult situation with China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, Venezuela.
Syria's out of the picture now.
Syria was part of that axis.
And not as critical a part as some of the others, but really critical for the delivery of armaments to Hezbollah.
That's where they came across Syria.
So in addition to decimating the leadership of Hezbollah and wiping out a good deal of its membership, I'm talking about Hezbollah now, not Hamas.
Hamas is in Gaza.
Hamas, they've probably done away with half of them, maybe three-quarters of them.
And their entire leadership.
Hezbollah, the damages have been less, but they've been quite significant.
They've been of the high leadership.
Hezbollah has basically withdrawn from the border area of Israel.
Israel is now taking it over.
And now, with the change in Syria, Hezbollah is not going to be able to be supplied unless the rebels are not what they say they are.
And this complaint about Israel taking out the heavy armaments in Syria starts to make me wonder.
Plus, they are Islamic extremists, and they are in favor of an Islamic Republic.
Now, is that going to change?
Because if that doesn't change, then you've got a real problem for the Christians and the The Christians, yes, Assad killed some of them, but it wasn't a main mission of his to kill other religions.
It was a main mission of his to control and steal money.
This group, the Christians fear more because this is a group that is extremist Muslim that is dedicated to the killing of Christians.
And the fact that they haven't changed this thing about being an Islamic A state ruled by Sharia law.
I mean, that would be extraordinarily troublesome.
And they are significantly weak enough so we don't have to let them get a foothold.
Not that we would go to war, but there are a lot of other ways to deal with them, particularly in the fragile state that they're in.
And so you have got to You've got to be very careful in listening to them and picking up where they're going to go and not commit yourself either way yet.
I do not think we should say we reject everything they're saying because of their history.
I do say We shouldn't accept anything they say because of their history.
Does that make sense?
They're going to have to prove to us that they have grown up and they realize that Syria can't exist as an agent of Iran and that it can't exist as an alternative Islamic dictatorship except it's Sunni rather than Shia.
And that's not going to work either.
And they're going to have to accept the existence of the state of Israel and of the Kurds.
And then there are whole other groups of minorities in that western area of Syria that are in equal peril based on the Turks, but the group they want to eliminate, like they want to eliminate the Armenians because they're Christian.
Please understand this.
This is not anything other than Muslim extremism on the part of Erdogan and the Turks.
The Turks did the Armenian Genocide when they were a very dedicated Muslim country.
It didn't happen under Ataturk who tried to make them secular.
And then Erdogan has every year Now it seems endlessly changed that to the point where they now should be regarded as an Islamic extremist country.
And although they're in NATO, we should not be fooled by that.
They're not on our side.
Not as long as he's there.
Are there forces in Turkey that would like to go back to what it was like under Ataturk rather than under this?
Dictator?
Yeah, of course.
When we had a CIA, if we ever did, we could do something about it.
Now it would be fool's errand until all that is straightened out.
Just think of how often in the last 30 years the CIA has been wrong.
In fact, tell me when they were right.
Hmm.
Hmm.
I don't know.
Go back to the Bay of Pigs, right?
I mean, you know, there's all that suspicion that they got Kennedy killed because he kicked them all out after the Bay of Pigs.
Because they completely misled him.
I don't think...
I mean, I think that's one of five theories you can put on a board and you can debate.
The best book to read on that is O'Reilly's book.
About the assassination of Kennedy.
It's not by any means the most scholarly.
It's not the most inclusive.
But what it does do is it gives you all the alternative, responsible conspiracy theories, of which there are about four or five.
And it evaluates them.
And it lets you decide.
But it'll give you a lot of information about it and open your eyes to a lot of things that you might not have.
And because it isn't tied into one Theory, it doesn't interpret the facts to fit that theory.
Very, very often, scholars who are not the most disciplined, and I'm talking about them in general, they're not the most disciplined, they'll be pushed a lot by their ideology to see the world through that ideology.
The world's more complicated than that.
And if you want to keep the world safe, you've got to be more disciplined than to just fall prey to that.
So let's see.
I did want to talk for a moment about a very, very sad situation.
Now, it is about football, so don't get all upset.
So I'm exaggerating when I say it's a very sad situation, but for me it is.
I am, as I think most of you know, an out-of-control, crazy New York Yankee fan.
Once known as the number one Yankee fan.
Whether I'm the number one or not, I know there are a lot of crazy Yankee fans.
But it'd be hard to find one that's Bigger Yankee fan than I am.
I've been a Yankee fan since before I could talk.
My father brainwashed me, and I had no choice.
Nor did my son Andrew.
I told my children, you know, you can be politically whatever you want to be.
You make up your own minds.
I want you to be free individuals.
But if you don't root for the Yankees, don't come and talk to me.
And even my daughter roots for the Yankees.
She doesn't agree with me politically, but she roots for the Yankees.
Andrew agrees with me politically, and he roots for the Yankees.
But we also have an equal, and he does actually even a stronger affinity with the Giants, the football Giants, because several summers he went and volunteered or worked as a guy bringing out the water and got to know people like Lawrence Taylor.
He's a real big Giant fan.
Of course, he played football.
He was an excellent kicker.
In fact, he held the record in New Jersey for a while.
But in any event, Saturday, this Saturday, this upcoming Saturday, is the 66th anniversary of the 1958 NFL football game between the New York football giants and the Baltimore Colts, and it's known as the greatest game ever played.
Now, why is it the greatest game ever played?
I don't know that it's the greatest game ever played, but it's the one that really sort of made professional football a television sport.
And actually, the only video of it It's pretty complete, but incomplete.
And it comes off somebody having done their own video of it from the television.
And they've done a lot to improve it, and I've watched it a number of times.
And you do get the gist of the game, but you do miss things also.
This is a game that ended up tied.
I don't know if there had been NFL playoff games that were tied before.
I'm not aware of that.
There hadn't been one in a very long time.
And it was just when they were on national television.
The Giants had won the championship two years earlier, almost by a shutout, like 56-7 against the Chicago Bears.
So this was an excellent team, giant team.
And the Colts were the Colts of Johnny Unitas, who, you know, until recent quarterbacks was the greatest quarterback of all time.
And the Giants were the best defense in football at the time.
It's before Lombardi went to the Packers.
He was with the Giants then.
And if you think of the coaching staff, it's an all-world coaching staff.
The two assistant coaches were Tom Landry, who later went on to make Dallas a superpower, and Vince Lombardi, who went on to make the Packers a super superpower.
And the Giant coach himself, Jim Lee Howell, was a brilliant coach.
They had a great young player named Frank Gifford, who you'll probably remember.
They had a great quarterback named, let me see if I can remember his name now, Charlie Connolly.
And they had a terrific fullback named Alex Webster, who later became a coach of the Giants.
And they were supposed to beat the Colts.
But the Colts stayed with them the entire game at Yankee Stadium.
It was snow in various places on the field.
And they kicked a field goal to tie it with maybe a minute left or whatever.
And they went to overtime.
And they just marched right down the field.
And there's a great picture of one of the all-time most famous NFL pictures, Val and Amici, going through the line.
And going in and scoring and winning the championship in overtime.
Now, why am I telling you all this?
Because this Saturday on television, they're going to have three NFL games, you know, because college football has been put off for a week or two.
And they were going to have this one as the featured game.
The Baltimore Colts and the Giants are playing on exactly the The anniversary of the greatest game ever played.
The Giants are so bad.
2-12, I think.
They decided to take it off.
They're going to play on Sunday just as another team because nobody's going to watch it.
And the Colts, by losing last week, lost any possibility of going into the playoffs.
So they're not really that bad, but they're meaningless now.
I'm not sure I disagree with it.
I don't know how I feel about it.
Oh, by the way, the Giants have a winless record at home.
This will be the second time ever in their history that they had a winless record at home.
And they'll be the first team in NFL history to go 0-9 at home.
And this is, you know, one of the best teams in football just a little while ago.
Maybe they didn't appreciate what they had, huh?
What they never did, even with Eli Manning.
They never really put together the offensive line that they needed.
Eli Manning, I maintain, would be almost as good a quarterback as his brother had he been protected.
Remember, it's Eli Manning and the Giants who broke up the Patriots' Winning season, the season in which they won every game.
And the Giants did it as the team that went into the playoffs with the worst record except playing the best football.
And what happened to Brady with the Giants was he found out they do things like sacking quarterbacks because the Patriots under Belichick, who was a giant coach and won two championships under with the Giants Belichick put together a great offensive line for Brady and one of the reasons that Brady was so effective of course he was a great quarterback but he would go two three weeks and never get
sacked Eli Manning would get sacked in one game more than Brady got sacked all season so the one advantage of that was Belichick couldn't use sacking Manning as a way of terrorizing him.
He was used to it.
Whereas the Giants, on one of the first plays of the game, made sure they sacked Brady.
And then, in the second game they played, when they beat the Patriots again, on the second play of the game, the Giants sacked Brady in the end zone.
And he was thinking about that for the entire game.
And then they sacked him again in the second to last play of the game.
This is how good they were.
And of course, they had the greatest defensive player in the history of football, Lawrence Taylor, who changed football.
And here we are, a pathetic team.
And the Jets were only a teeny bit better.
So...
I think they made the right decision because the Giant team today wouldn't be worthy of holding up that standard because the team that got defeated was obviously one of the two best teams in football and at least going into the game was considered the best team in football and had won a prior championship just two years earlier.
So even though they lost, it was a very, very high-quality team that made it the greatest game ever played because it was so highly contested.
Now, you'd have to bring in a high school team.
I'm sorry.
I mean, I love the Giants, but what are you going to do?
Their management, obviously, and I was going to tell you their management never invested in an offensive line that could protect Manning the way they did with Phil Simms.
They had a great offensive line during those years.
So Manning's achievements were very much on his own.
The Gilgo killer, who we spent a lot of time this summer analyzing and has now been indicted for another murder.
He's the guy that killed all those boys.
He's obviously innocent until proven guilty, but he's been sitting in jail since then.
He killed all those women and buried them at Gilgo Beach which is out on Long Island and they're all within well most of them are buried within a mile of each other and about two miles and really as the crow flies about two miles from his house as the crow flies because you have to go over a bridge to get there and
he had been doing it you know been doing it pretty regularly there were tremendous clues to catch him including the fact that he stands out he's like six he's a six seven six eight freaky looking guy and he was described as a freaky looking guy and they knew he was on the line on railroad i've maintained that all you had to do is go Go walk around the Long Island Railroad Station and
wait for him to show up.
You know, there's the guy right there.
Exactly why I was covered up for so long is another interesting example of the corruption of Democrat, in this case, Democrat county politics.
Well, we'll have to see what happens.
I mean, it's amazing how he hasn't been brought to trial yet.
But maybe tomorrow night we'll review with you some of that because it's a very interesting case.
And even before he was arrested, it was the subject of many, many documentaries because these bodies were found a decade ago.
And then he was finally caught.
And the point that I'm making is when they found the bodies and did the original investigation, There was more than enough evidence to catch them.
And they never acted on it until there was a Republican DA who cared about things like murder.
So we're going to end by saying that we all should be dedicated to making sure that the Ashley Babbitt murderer is brought to justice.
That those who covered it up, like Cheney, are held to account.
That she's held to account if in fact she did suborn perjury against President Trump.
Also, you know, in a minor way against me, but never really registered much.
Nobody really, I think, believed it.
And mostly, let's pray that January 20th gets here real fast before Biden destroys even more of America, gets us to do another war, gets us to do a deeper war.
You get ready for Christmas now.
You should have that Christmas shopping done by now.
You make better decisions when you have a little time to make it, not the last minute Christmas shopping.
Now, I'm someone who always, I do both.
I do early Christmas shopping and I do last minute Christmas.
I did a lot of it already.
Let's see what we got here.
This is the relaxing Christmas garden.
We're going to have to go back here.
Let's get rid of this.
God bless America.
Oh my God.
I should put a little red nose on, huh?
If I had a red pen, I would.
Remember our Christmas party on Friday at 7 to 9. A lot of surprises, including me doing some surprises for you.
And there's my book on the tree right there.
Christmas Eve, Santa came to say, Rudolph with your nose so bright to drive my sleigh tonight.
And all the reindeer loved him as they shouted out with glee.
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, you were in history.
It's our purpose to bring to bear the principle of common sense and rational discussion to the issues of our day. - America was created at a time of great turmoil, tremendous disagreements, anger, hatred, It was a book written in 1776 that guided much of the discipline of thinking that brought to us the discovery of our freedoms, of our God-given freedoms.
It was Thomas Paine's Common Sense written in 1776, one of the first American bestsellers in which Thomas Paine explained by rational principles the reason why these small colonies felt the necessity to separate From the Kingdom of Great Britain and the King of England.
He explained their inherent desire for liberty, for freedom, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, the ability to select the people who govern them.
And he explained it in ways that were understandable to all the people, not just the elite.
Because the desire for freedom is universal.
The desire for freedom adheres in the human mind and it is part of the human soul.
This is exactly the time we should consult our history.
Look at what we've done in the past and see if we can't use it to help us now.
We understand that our founders created the greatest country in the history of the world.
The greatest democracy, the freest country, a country that has taken more people out of poverty than any country ever.
All of us are so fortunate to be Americans.
But a great deal of the reason for America's constant ability to self-improve is because we're able to reason, we're able to talk, we're able to analyze.
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